Added fuzzing targets for libFuzzer-compatible and AFL-compatible fuzzers, which already uncovered a treasure throve of issues.This is another step towards "minimize manual parsing" goal stated by rewriting FIT/ACM/BootGuard parsers in KS, other NVRAM-related parsers will follow in the next updates. Replaced AMI NVAR parser with KaitaiStruct-based one.Nevertheless, it offers a handy set of functions for BIOS modding, a very easy-to-use interface and its future development looks promising.A bugfix release, with huge thanks to all the people that reported those new bugs. UEFITool is still a work in progress in terms of development. The main window offers a left pane for selecting an action (opening, saving, rebuilding, etc.), a main pane for browsing BIOS image contents and a right pane containing the information of a selected section. Moreover, UEFITool provides several pieces of information about an image file: name, Rebuild status, type, subtype and text.īesides browsing the structure of BIOS images, UEFITool will also help you you can rebuild, and extract information (with or without headers).įurthermore, you can perform other additional actions, such as inserting section files before, into or after a selected section in your BIOS image.Īfter you’ve finished editing the image, you can save it on your local disk under any name and with one of the supported file extensions (ROM, BIN, CAP, FD, EFI or WPH).Īs far as the looks go, UEFITool features a very simple, uncluttered and organized user interface.
With the help of the UEFITool application, you can open the following types of BIOS image files: ROM, BIN, CAP, FD, EFI, WPH and BIO, and, if the app recognizes your BIOS file, it displays its contents and internal structure in a list.
It comes with several useful features for BIOS modders and a clean user interface. UEFITool is an open-source and platform independent tool for both macOS and Windows which enables you to work with different kinds of BIOS files.
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